Sense of agency refers to the sense of authorship of an action and its outcome. Sense of agency is often explained through computational models of motor control (e.g., the comparator model). Previous studies using the ...

This study analyses the antidotes to women�s subalternity prescribed in four Bengali novels by women writers � Ashapurna Devi�s Protham Protisruti and Subarnalata, Bani Basu�s Shwet Pathorer Thala and Suchitra Bhattacharya�s ...

This article examines the function of the static body, both with and without speech, in the plays of Samuel Beckett. Zooming in on bodily stasis in Beckett allows us to see how he develops a corporeal discourse of inertness ...

People are often influenced by how persuasive appeals are framed. While decisions and preferences seem dependent on the effects of a fit between one's regulatory focus and the motivational orientation of a message, specific ...

�Does speech evoke exhaustion as a subjective affect in the experience of aging? The article traces this question by navigating through the plays of Harold Pinter. Cognitive experiments and social studies on �ageism� ...

The conservation and protection of painted rock shelters is an important issue.Throughout the world, if unprotected, they are vulnerable to vandalism or to industrial activities such as quarrying. This research explores ...

The sense of agency (SoA) is characterized as the sense of being the causal agent of one's own actions, and it is measured in two forms: explicit and implicit. In the explicit SoA experiments, the participants explicitly ...